Portuguese Phrase
Tudo tranquilo.
Meaning
Literally 'Everything calm', it is the Brazilian Portuguese way of saying that everything is fine, there are no problems and the situation is relaxed.
When to use
Use it as a short reply when someone asks how you are, after a meeting, or when you want to reassure someone that all is okay. It is informal and best suited for friends, family, or casual work environments.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Tudotranquilo
Tudo
Indefinite pronoun meaning 'everything' or 'all', used as a subject or object.
tranquilo
Adjective meaning 'calm', 'peaceful', or 'fine'. In this phrase it works as a predicative adjective describing the state of everything.
🗨In Conversation
Como você está?
How are you?
Tudo tranquilo.
Everything's fine.
✕Common Mistakes
Tudo tranquilas.
‘Tudo’ is neuter, so the adjective stays in its masculine singular form ‘tranquilo’.
Tudo está tranquilo.
Adding ‘está’ is redundant in this idiomatic short reply; native speakers simply say ‘Tudo tranquilo.’
↔Alternatives
Tudo bem.
All good.
Tudo certo.
Everything's okay.
Tudo ok.
All right.
Tudo em ordem.
Everything in order.
Cultural Tip
‘Tudo tranquilo’ is a very common, relaxed expression in Brazil. It conveys a laid‑back vibe and is usually spoken with a friendly tone. Avoid using it in very formal settings such as a job interview or a business presentation; opt for ‘Tudo bem’ or ‘Estou bem, obrigado/a’ instead.